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From: rswhite@cacd.rockwell.com (Robert S. White)
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Subject: Re: Problems with GNAT and GZIP
Date: 2 Mar 1995 23:41:16 GMT
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In article <3j2tlo$jte@hopper.acm.org>, papay@ACM.ORG says...
>
>When we try to execute gzip-winnt.exe, a window 
>pops up and then quickly vanishes.  Drag-and drop of the archive onto 
>gzip-winnt.exe and invoking it from the command line have the same effect.

I download GNAT and gzip-winnt.exe recently also.  No trouble with running
it from the command line after I renamed it to GUNZIP.EXE.  I also copied it
to GZIP.EXE since I seem to remember a true with GNU stuff running differently
depending upon what it is called.  When I tried to associate ".gz" type files
to run GUNZIP.EXE from FileManager I did get similar behavior to what you
described.

Hope this helps!

Robert S. White 
76166.1137@compuserve.com